ALPHA TECHNICS PRECISION TEMPERATURE
4600 SERIES THERMOMETER
ALPHA TECHNICS PRECISION TEMPERATURE
4600 SERIES THERMOMETER
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- SPECIFICATIONS -
MODEL 4600-I & 4600S SPECIFICATIONS:
PROBE: YSI 400 Series (2,252 Ohms @25°C)
CONNECTOR: 1/4” phone jack
MEASUREMENT RANGE:
-40.00°C to +150.00°C
(40.00°F to +299.98.00°F)
RESOLUTION:
0.01°C (0.01°F) from -40 to 102°C
(-40 to 215°F)
0.02°C (0.05°F) from 102 to 150°C
(215 to 299.98°F)
REPEATABILITY:
0.002°C to 0.01°C at -20 to 70°C
(0.004 to 0.02°F) at (-4 to 158°F)
typical for one week at constant
ambient temperature
4600-I SYSTEM ACCURACY:
When used in combination with an Alpha
Technics Series 1400 or YSI’s Series 400 0.1°C
probes, the thermometer/probe system will
have an overall system accuracy of ±0.13°C or
better when the temperature to be measured
is between 0°C and +70°C.
4600S SYSTEM ACCURACY:
When calibrated between -20 to 100°C over a
70°C user specified range, accuracy equaling
the meter itself plus ±0.020°C is possible.
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- O P E R A T I N G I N S T R U C T I O N S -
5. KEY PAD OPERATION:
First, you need to assign the STORE function to
the F1 key, and the DELTA T function to the F2 key.
(You can assign them differently if you wish.)
Press the mode key 3 times. (The STORE
icon is flashing.)
Press the F1 key. (F1 is now the STORE function.)
Press F1 again to return to normal operation.
Press the MODE key 4 times. (The DELTA T
icon is flashing.)
Press the F2 key. (F2 is now the DELTA T
function) Press F2 two more times to get back to
normal operation.
Now, F1 is STORE, and F2 is DELTA T.
TAKING THE DELTA T READING:
Put your probe into beaker A. Allow the reading
to stabilize.
Press F1 (the STORE function). The STORE icon
and the temperature numbers are flashing on and
off. This lets you know that you are about to put
a value into memory (erasing any previous value
which had been stored). When F1 is pressed a
second time, the value on the display is put into
memory and the thermometer returns to normal
operation.
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